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English Grammar: Adjective Clauses. Subject & Object Relative Pronouns

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Finish the sentence: "He's the only student {____} knew the answer."

that / who

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Finish the sentence: " Did you see the painting {___} I bought in Paris?"

that / which

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Finish the sentence: "This is the only bridge {___} goes to the island."

that / which

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Finish the sentence: "There are many children {___} are not able to go to school."

that / which

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Finish the sentence: "The Italian restaurant {___} I went to last night has great dessert."

that / which / (nothing)

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Combine to make a Subj or Obj Relative Clause: "You are doing exercises. They are for practicing grammar."

You are doing exercises that are for practicing grammar. / You are doing exercises which are for practicing grammar.

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Combine to make a Subj or Obj Relative Clause: "Do you have my textbook? I lent it to you last week."

Do you have my textbook {that/which/nothing} I lent to you last week?

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Combine to make a Subj or Obj Relative Clause: "You can buy tickets at the subway station. They cost about three dollars."

You can buy tickets {that/which} cost about three dollars at the subway station.

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Combine to make a Subj or Obj Relative Clause: "She is someone. I used to know her."

She is someone {that/whom/who/nothing} I used to know.

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Combine to make a Subj or Obj Relative Clause: "The keys were in my shoe. I was looking for them all day."

The keys {that/which/nothing} I was looking for all day were in my shoe.

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Combine to make a Subj or Obj Relative Clause: "The keys were in my shoe. They don't belong to me."

They keys {that/which} don't belong to me were in my shoe.

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